Wednesday, September 9, 2026 MilestonesOpens in new window
Here are today’s Milestones on Your Morning Calgary!
Calgary Watch01:18 ·
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Milestones for September 9, 2026Opens in new window
Birthdays, anniversaries, and more! Join us as we celebrate milestones for Manitobans.
Winnipeg Watch00:34 ·
From cookie hobby to sweet storefront successOpens in new window
Leah Gaudette started decorating cookies as a hobby. Then the orders started coming in and this past spring and she opened Beau Biscuit as a storefront.
Ottawa Watch06:15 ·
The 30th Anniversary Walk for DementiaOpens in new window
September 20th marks the 30th anniversary of Ottawa’s Walk for Dementia. We’ll tell you how you can get involved to help support local families.
Ottawa Watch05:38 ·
Rosey visits St. Laurent Academy 1Opens in new window
Rosey stopped by St. Laurent Academy, where they are celebrating year 2 at their new and beautiful campus.
Ottawa Watch02:26 ·
Paging Dr. Paul: Protecting yourself & pets from rabiesOpens in new window
Ontario is seeing a rise in rabies cases among bats and there is a raccoon rabies outbreak in Southern Quebec.
Ottawa Watch04:58 ·
Celebrating Ottawa’s best in home designOpens in new window
The red carpet is rolling out at the Rogers Centre Ottawa this November for the 43rd Annual Housing Design Awards.
Ottawa Watch04:52 ·
Free art studio tour featuring 21 artistsOpens in new window
One of Ottawa’s best free art events is back! Visual artists Siobhan Arnott and Pippa Beck join us to preview the West End Studio Tour.
Ottawa Watch04:35 ·
Rosey visits St. Laurent Academy 2Opens in new window
Rosey stopped by St. Laurent Academy, where they are celebrating year 2 at their new and beautiful campus.
Ottawa Watch02:00 ·
Rosey visits St. Laurent Academy 3Opens in new window
Rosey stopped by St. Laurent Academy, where they are celebrating year 2 at their new and beautiful campus.
Ottawa Watch02:32 ·
Strong passenger numbers at Sault airportOpens in new window
August turned out to be a decent month for the Sault Ste. Marie airport, where passenger traffic surged more than 17 per cent.
Northern Ontario Watch00:26 ·
Flames’ Backup Goalie’s HobbyOpens in new window
Flames backup goalie Devin Cooley is preparing for the upcoming season by studying algebra - for fun!?
Calgary Watch01:51 ·
Northern Ont. town operated with no cash for yearsOpens in new window
An audit by KPMG found that cash-strapped Fauquier-Strickland operated for years with a negative bank balance.
Northern Ontario Watch00:33 ·
Flights cancelled at London's Heathrow Airport after air traffic control issueOpens in new window
Video shows stranded travellers and cancelled flights at Heathrow Airport due to air traffic controls issues.
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Today in History: September 9Opens in new window
Marilyn Bell’s record-breaking swim, NBC’s beginnings and Peter Nygard’s sentencing — a look back at September 9 through history.
Winnipeg Watch01:24 ·
The warmest day of the week is here, then showersOpens in new window
Cory Edel's forecast shows a cool down and showers after Wednesday.
Edmonton Watch01:06 ·
A look at Natalie Harp's connection to Donald TrumpOpens in new window
Trump’s executive assistant, 35-year-old Natalie Harp, has been in the spotlight after it was revealed she joined the president on a secret flight.
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Sinkhole appears outside Malibu home thought to belong to Nicolas CageOpens in new window
Aerial footage shows a massive sinkhole in front of a house in Malibu, California, reportedly belonging to actor Nicolas Cage.
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‘We saw a big flash and a loud explosion’: Toronto resident recounts living through 9/11Opens in new window
9/11 survivor Ron DiFrancesco and his wife Mary DiFrancesco on being considered the last person to exit the World Trade Center before the building collapsed.
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Woman charged with impaired driving after vehicle rollover in ScarboroughOpens in new window
A woman has been charged with impaired driving after her vehicle flipped, leaving the her and a passenger seriously injured.
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Morning vibes with Bounce 99.9Opens in new window
Rachel chats with Gabby at Bounce 99.9 about haunted houses and what gives them the heebie-jeebies.
Winnipeg Watch02:12 ·
Hockey for Hope returns for a third yearOpens in new window
SPONSORED: The founder of Hockey for Hope discusses this year's tournament and how people can support the mental health of cancer patients.
Atlantic Watch04:00 ·
Some Cape Breton students return to class: Your Morning Atlantic newsOpens in new window
Some students return to school in Cape Breton after weekend flooding. Amanda Debison brings you the latest news for across Atlantic Canada.
Atlantic Watch05:30 ·
Mainly sunny conditions for Wednesday: Your Morning Atlantic weatherOpens in new window
Sunshine is expected for much of the region. Lataevia Beezer shares your Atlantic Canadian weather forecast.
Atlantic Watch02:35 ·
FamFest Atlantic 2026 previewOpens in new window
FamFest Atlantic is a new family-friendly festival happening in downtown Dartmouth, N.S., this weekend.
Atlantic Watch04:25 ·
Art of City Building conference celebrates 10 yearsOpens in new window
The folks from the Art of City Building conference in Halifax share details on this year's event.
Atlantic Watch04:12 ·
Mandatory shelter-in-place notice not needed in SummersideOpens in new window
Police in Summerside, P.E.I., say they no longer anticipate the need for mandatory shelter-in-place notices due to the Sunbank Solar/Battery Farm fire.
Atlantic Watch01:18 ·
P.E.I. board wants to hear minimum wage thoughtsOpens in new window
The P.E.I. board in charge of setting the rate wants to hear Islanders' views on the province's minimum wage.
Atlantic Watch00:24 ·
Moncton charity helping families across New BrunswickOpens in new window
The Lions Sick Children's Fund talks about their Hero's Gala and how you can help support families in need.
Atlantic Watch04:14 ·
Some Cape Breton schools remain closedOpens in new window
Some Cape Breton schools will remain closed Wednesday while crews continue to assess the damage from the long weekend flooding.
Atlantic Watch00:39 ·
CTV Your Morning Winnipeg Weather Update for September 9, 2026Opens in new window
Katherine Dow has your Wednesday morning look at the weather.
Winnipeg Watch01:43 ·
Canada's next ice-smashing giant begins to take shape at Vancouver shipyardOpens in new window
This video render shows the Polar Icebreaker model. Cross section and OSR visualization.
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Four teens killed in crash near Winnipeg Beach, storm cleanup continues: CTV Your Morning WinnipegOpens in new window
Highlights of your CTV Your Morning Winnipeg news and weather for September 9.
Winnipeg Watch12:58 ·
Trump escalates trade war with ‘tornado of changes’ with new executive ordersOpens in new window
CTV News’ Scott Hurst on the executive orders Trump signed to ban certain Canadian goods in the latest escalation in the ongoing trade war.
Video03:05 ·
Damage from ‘historic storm’ remains as crews work extended hours amid cleanup effortsOpens in new window
CP24’s Courtney Heels has the latest on the cleanup efforts a week after the severe storm that slammed the GTA.
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Gearing up for the Terry Fox RunOpens in new window
Jessie Alder and Wynn Van Kooten on how Terry Fox was an inspiration to so many Canadians and the upcoming 46th annual Terry Fox Run.
Video04:00 ·
How to navigate the modern realities of grandparentingOpens in new window
Author Kathy Buckworth provides a guide to grandparenting your millennial kids’ children and speaks on her new book ‘What a Big Mouth You Have, Grandma.’
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‘No deal is better than a bad deal’: Canadians react to Trump banning certain Canadian goodsOpens in new window
Canadians give their reaction to Trump signing executive orders to bar certain Canadian goods including alcohol, dairy and motorcycles.
Video01:40 ·
‘If the city is not safe, then the city is not free’: Mayoral candidates speak on antisemitismOpens in new window
Jewish Lawyers of Canada host a mayoral candidate forum on antisemitism. Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow was absent from the event.
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Your Morning Ottawa Update: Body recovered in water near Britannia BeachOpens in new window
CTV Your Morning Ottawa Host Rosey Edeh has your Wednesday morning headlines.
Ottawa Watch09:05 ·
Morning Rush: Canada responds to new U.S. trade measures as Trump signs flurry of executive ordersOpens in new window
Bill Carroll from The Morning Rush shares his thoughts on U.S. President Donald Trump signing new executive orders on Tuesday ramping up retaliation.
Ottawa Watch03:08 ·
Broken watermain on Gerrard and Coxwell disrupts TTC servicesOpens in new window
TTC senior communications advisor Susan Nguyen has an update on transit operations across Toronto.
Video00:57 ·
Canada-U.S. trade war escalates with new tariffs, import bansOpens in new window
The Canada-U.S. trade war escalated Tuesday with new U.S. tariffs, import bans and government contract exclusions targeting Canadian goods.
Northern Ontario Watch02:51 ·
Two brothers dead after weekend crashOpens in new window
Two young brothers, Ordyn and Drake York, died in a crash in the Greater Sudbury community of Hanmer over the weekend.
Northern Ontario Watch00:30 ·
Krose launches mayoral campaigningOpens in new window
Mayoral candidate Kirsten Krose shared her vision for London at an event in downtown London.
London Watch00:37 ·
Is PM Carney’s strategy against U.S. tariffs a gamble for Canada?Opens in new window
Vassy Kapelos weighs in on the escalating trade war after U.S. President Donald Trump responded to Canada’s counter tariffs with bans on Canadian products.
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9/11 still claiming lives and billions in payoutsOpens in new window
A New York lawyer says they are still representing people with cancers, gastric issues and respiratory illnesses who were near Ground Zero, including Canadians.
Montreal Watch04:58 ·
Windsor couple celebrates 75 years of marriageOpens in new window
A local couple is celebrating an anniversary that very few have the privilege of spending together. CTV Windsor's Robert Lothian reports.
Windsor Watch02:07 ·
Sawatsky Sign-off: Back to schoolOpens in new window
Adam has the story of a neighbourhood cat named Sniff who’s been patiently waiting for school to be back in session.
Vancouver Watch02:05 ·
Living Large: Okanagan oasesOpens in new window
Take a look at some the Okanagan’s most luxurious listings in this week's edition of Living Large, including a one-of-a-kind lodge built by the Timber Kings.
Vancouver Watch01:42 ·
Students invent air hockey robotOpens in new window
A B.C.-built AI robot is taking the air hockey world by storm.
Vancouver Watch02:19 ·
Back to school safety campaignOpens in new window
As students head back to school, drivers are being urged to slow down to keep kids safe.
Vancouver Watch01:57 ·
Harrowing wilderness survival storyOpens in new window
A man who was missing in the B.C. backcountry for six days shares his remarkable story of survival—and a warning for other hikers.
Vancouver Watch02:13 ·
Calls for transparency after Metro Van shakeupOpens in new window
The head of Metro Vancouver has been let go amid criticism over spending. But no one will say how much severance he was paid.
Vancouver Watch01:51 ·
‘We’re not talking about Iran, we’re talking about a trade war’: analyst on Trump’s aimsOpens in new window
Political analyst Jefferey Bloodworth breaks down U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest threat to ban some Canadian products from the U.S.
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Candidate drops out of Vancouver's mayoral raceOpens in new window
Another candidate has now dropped out of the race for Vancouver mayor and endorsed Green candidate Pete Fry.
Vancouver Watch03:00 ·
Trump bans some Canadian importsOpens in new window
All eyes are on Washington as Canadians and Americans wait to see what Donald Trump will do next in his trade war.
Vancouver Watch02:37 ·
Eby slams U.S. as Canada's counter-tariffs take effectOpens in new window
As the temperature of the trade war rises, B.C. Premier David Eby is announcing new signs that will go up at border crossings. But will they help businesses?
Vancouver Watch02:30 ·
Innocent senior killed by stray bulletOpens in new window
An 85-year-old man was found dead in his apartment after being hit with a stray bullet last month.
Vancouver Watch01:58 ·
RCMP Heritage Centre gets $7.7M for major upgradesOpens in new window
Regina's RCMP Heritage Centre is getting a $7.7-million boost to modernize the facility and preserve Canadian history.
Regina Watch00:55 ·
Regina police seeking tips following park robberyOpens in new window
Regina Crime Stoppers is asking for your help after a woman was pushed down and robbed of her phone at a city park.
Regina Watch01:19 ·
Anishinaabe artist Caroline Monnet wins inaugural Thorn PrizeOpens in new window
An Anishinaabe artist is making waves around the world. Caroline Monnet is the first winner of the inaugural Thorn Prize. Mick Favel has more on Indigenous Circ
Regina Watch02:45 ·
Golfer celebrates hole-in-one on par 4 holeOpens in new window
Golfer Alex Campbell was golfing at McKenzie Meadows last week when he got a hole-in-one on a par 4 hole.
Calgary Watch02:37 ·
Families frustrated as Regina pediatric diabetes care shifts to SaskatoonOpens in new window
A Wolseley family says losing local pediatric diabetes care is making an already difficult situation even harder for her family. Wayne Mantyka reports.
Regina Watch01:46 ·
Sask. NDP questions Sask. Party MLA's flight across provinceOpens in new window
The Saskatchewan NDP is questioning a Sask. Party MLA's flight across the province, calling for details on who paid for it.
Regina Watch00:55 ·
Regina sinkhole deteriorates after Labour Day rainfallOpens in new window
A sinkhole near Rochdale Park has deteriorated after Regina received nearly four inches of rain over the Labour Day weekend.
Regina Watch00:55 ·
Indian Ocean rescue + Spreading in popularity + Ruff raceOpens in new window
We take a look at the lighter side of the news and what's trending online and on air.
Calgary Watch02:36 ·
Grandfather Tree commemorated with new benchOpens in new window
A beloved piece of Cochrane's natural history has been returned to the place where it once stood.
Calgary Watch02:10 ·
One last summer day in store for Calgary on WednesdayOpens in new window
Calgary is expecting a cool-down to below-seasonal temperatures after Wednesday.
Calgary Watch02:14 ·
Mix of sun and cloud, windy conditionsOpens in new window
Sun and cloud will share the skies, while gusty west winds reach up to 40 km/h. Sabeen Ahmad has your full forecast.
Regina Watch04:11 ·
New archeological dig shows John Ware wore LevisOpens in new window
Archeological research done at famed Alberta cowboy John Ware's ranch reveals artifacts the rancher used — including Levis jeans and a cow bone toothbrush.
Calgary Watch02:14 ·
Three new names added to Fallen Firefighter MemorialOpens in new window
The city is commemorating three more firefighters at its annual ceremony to honour firefighters who died on the job or from health issues because of their work.
Calgary Watch02:12 ·
Waterloo Region councillors consider ending curbside Christmas tree collectionOpens in new window
CTV’s Heather Senoran takes a look at a proposal to end curbside Christmas tree collection.
Kitchener Watch03:12 ·
Region of Waterloo paramedics report improvementsOpens in new window
Region of Waterloo Paramedic Services is reporting improvements in Code Zero calls and sudden cardiac arrest responses. CTV’s Krista Sharpe-Fitzpatrick reports.
Kitchener Watch02:22 ·
Trial begins for woman accused of abusing horsesOpens in new window
An Alberta woman is on trial again for alleged animal abuse involving horses. CTV News Edmonton's Nicole Weisberg was at day one of the trial.
Edmonton Watch01:21 ·
Prostate cancer awareness is top of mind in SaskatchewanOpens in new window
September marks Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and as Carla Shynkaruk explains, local advocates say early detection is more important than ever.
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Jury selection begins in trial for former principal of Saskatoon’s Legacy Christian AcademyOpens in new window
The second trial for a former principal of a private Christian school got underway in Saskatoon. Stacey Hein reports on the next steps.
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Downtown arena debate heads to Saskatoon's streetsOpens in new window
A petition is underway over Saskatoon's proposed arena. Keenan Sorokan on what those against the billion-dollar project hope to gain.
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Rural landowners suing Alberta energy regulator over oil cleanupOpens in new window
Landowners in rural Alberta allege the provincial energy regulator's failure to properly fund cleaning oil and gas wells cause major risks to the environment.
Calgary Watch02:28 ·
Advance skills centre under construction at NAITOpens in new window
Construction is underway on NAIT's new 625,000 square foot advance skills centre.
Edmonton Watch00:54 ·
Piano teacher sentenced to prison time for sexually assaulting studentOpens in new window
An Edmonton piano teacher has been sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for sexually assaulting a nine-year-old student. CTV News Edmonton's Amanda Anderson reports
Edmonton Watch01:23 ·
Snow clearing the top priority for Edmontonians in upcoming budgetOpens in new window
As city council prepares to debate its budget for the next four years, residents say snow clearing should be the top priority. Jeremy Thompson has the details.
Edmonton Watch01:55 ·
Saskatchewan business owners and shoppers brace for the impacts of tariffsOpens in new window
Canada's retaliatory tariffs are in effect, along with Saskatchewan's new levy on US alcohol. Hallee Mandryk on what that means for locals.
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Dairy, softwood, and makeup among products that could see tariff price jumpsOpens in new window
Some Albertans are rallying in support of new counter-tariffs introduced by Ottawa in the wake of the escalating trade war with the U.S. Chelan Skulski reports.
Edmonton Watch01:59 ·
Yorkton advocates call for post-treatment addiction supportOpens in new window
A proposed post-treatment facility split Yorkton this summer. Now, supporters are pushing to keep recovery services in the city. Fruzsina De Cloedt reports.
Regina Watch02:15 ·
Regina council weighs options to raise revenue in next year's budgetOpens in new window
Regina council is looking at a 5.8 per cent mill rate increase next year, while exploring ways to bring in more revenue. Donovan Maess has more.
Regina Watch02:10 ·
Carbon monoxide leak at hockey arena was easily preventable: reportOpens in new window
A new report says a massive carbon monoxide scare at an Alberta arena that saw two dozen hockey players and parents sick could have been easily prevented.
Calgary Watch01:57 ·
Weyburn community comes together after severe floodingOpens in new window
After severe rainfall flooded Weyburn, residents, volunteers and city workers are stepping up to help their community recover. Sierra D’Souza Butts reports.
Regina Watch02:00 ·
Special council meeting asks to reprimand JohnstonOpens in new window
A special meeting of Calgary's city council has asked the Alberta government to sanction Ward 14 Coun. Landon Johnston after he leaked confidential information.
Calgary Watch01:18 ·
Calgary businesses keep watchful eye on tariff falloutOpens in new window
Business owners in Calgary are keeping close tabs on what the latest U.S. tariffs mean for their bottom line and how costs could pass on to customers.
Calgary Watch02:28 ·
Cleanup continues following massive Winnipeg stormOpens in new window
Approximately 1,500 people remain without power following a severe thunderstorm in Winnipeg on Sunday. CTV’s Taylor Brock reports.
Winnipeg Watch02:50 ·
Trade tiff could cost Calgary nearly $500M: officialsOpens in new window
City officials say the prices of several projects already on the go could cost the city nearly $500M, including new fire trucks and the Green Line LRT.
Calgary Watch02:46 ·
U.S. to ban Canadian dairy, alcohol, motor vehicles, and moreOpens in new window
U.S. president Donald Trump has announced a complete ban on several kinds of Canadian goods starting September 29th.
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Calls for national Epipen legislationOpens in new window
Food Allergy Canada's call for national Epipen legislation for all schools in Canada leads MedicalWatch for Sept. 8, 2026.
Winnipeg Watch00:30 ·
Skywatch weather at 6 - Sept. 8Opens in new window
Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for Sept. 8, 2026.
Winnipeg Watch04:08 ·
Inside the future Downtown Co-op storeOpens in new window
Red River Co-op gives a sneak peek at the future site of its downtown Winnipeg location at the former Portage Place building.
Winnipeg Watch01:00 ·
Edmonton can now penalize owners of derelict commercial buildingsOpens in new window
Edmonton has formalized a property tax subclass that will see owners of derelict commercial buildings hit with higher property taxes.
Edmonton Watch00:53 ·
City projecting $18.8M budget shortfallOpens in new window
The City of Winnipeg is projecting a slightly larger deficit for 2026 according to its most recent financial report.
Winnipeg Watch00:44 ·
Striking Dynacare employees ordered back to workOpens in new window
The union representing striking lab workers in the province says the Manitoba Labour Board has ordered them back to work. CTV’s Joseph Bernacki has more.
Winnipeg Watch03:06 ·
Dauphin emergency department partially reopensOpens in new window
The City of Dauphin has opened up a temporary emergency department three months following a devastating flood.
Winnipeg Watch00:24 ·
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